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l. xviii continentvr naturae frugum. antiquorum studium in agricultura quae prima romae corona. de spicea corona de iugero quotiens et quibus temporibus fuerit summa vilitas annonae qui inlustres de agricultura scripserint quae observanda in agro parando de villarum positione praecepta antiquorum de agro colendo genera frugum naturae per genera frumenti
de farre
tritico
hordeo
polenta
ptisana
trago
amylo
siligine, similagine
arinca sive olyra
semine sive zea
de reliquis in oriente gene
ribus
de pisturis
de sesima
de erysimo sive irione
de hormino
milio
panico
de fermentis
panis faciendi ratio et gene
ra
quando pistorum initium
romae de leguminibus
faba
ciceris genera
faseoli
pisum
de rapis
napis
lupino pabularia
vicia
ervum
silicia
secale sive asia
farrago
de ocino. ervilia
medica de avena. morbi frugum remedia quid in quoque terrae generum debeat seri diversitas gentium in sationibus vomerum genera ratio arandi de occando, runcando, sariendo. de cratitione de summa fertilitate soli ratio saepius anno serendi idem arvum stercoratio seminum probatio
quantum ex quoque genere frumenti in iugero serendum de temporibus serendi
digestio siderum in dies
et notae terrestres rerum
in agro agendarum quid quoque mense in agro fieri oporteat
de papavere
de faeno
causae sterilitatium et re
media
de messibus
de frumento servando
de vindemia et autumni
operibus lunaris ratio ventorum ratio limitatio agrorum prognostica
a sole
a luna
stellis
tonitribus
nubibus
nebulis
ignibus terrestribus
aquis
ab ipsis tempestatibus
ab animalibus aquatilibus
a volucribus
a quadrupedibus summa: res et historiae et observationes mmlx
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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